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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Knocked out of Time.

Cedar Rapids Qa.) Gazette.
The st. Paul GLOBE has moved into its new
ten. story block, and published its first issue
therefrom. The block is the finest owned by
any paper in the West, and the GLOBE is the
greatest paper by all odds. 1t has knocked
the Pioneer Press out of time. Long may the
GLOBE roll on
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
In the Hearts Of the People.
Perham Bulletin:

TVTIliIiN DHIItIIIl.
The st. Paul GLOBE, Sunday morning on
the event of its moving into their elegant new
teu-story block. issued a boom edition with a
handsome Autographed cover. The GLOBE
right into the hearts of the people in this
great Northwest. who would miss its non-ar-
rival as much, or even more than they would
their noon-day meal. Long may she re-
yulye''
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The Only Paper That Did 1t.

PfestOn Democrat,
The enterprise of the st. Paul GLOBE
is again forcibly illustrated by the pub
llcatl0n i'll that paper of the complete
daily sermons of Jones and Small, now
holding revival meetings in Mime
aDOliS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
An Example OF Enterprise.
Rreston Democrat.

1.-THE st. Paul GLOBE issued an extra
frpm their new building last Sunday.
The edition was intended to celebrate
their removal to new quarters. and gave
avery comprehensive sketch of the adj
SRntages and facilities of the Twin
Cities, besides history of the GLOBE.
The paper is worth preserving as an
example of Northwestern enterprise.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
A Show and a Holy Show.

btIISOH IIHlCS.
Slim Sara, the actress, threw fine French
and graceful gestures and the two Dromios,
Jones and Small, crude chunks of gospel and
prayerful philippics at st. Paul audiences
last week. The people took in both in order
to learn the difference between show auda a
holy show
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
To Convert Each Other.

Mitchell Oak.) Republican.
d, Revivalists Jones and Small and the min
isters of st. Paul and Minneapolis are devot
ing their time trying to convert each other in
stead of the outside miserable sinners.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Enterprising, Newsy and Able.

Last Sunday the st. Paul GLOBE is
sued an edition of 80, 0,0O0 copies, or rathar
tWo, editions-one of twenty pages from
its old establishment, and one of sixteeh
pages, with 4 full page cut of its ele-
CANT new building, from its new estab-
Observation-Disclosures pages in all. The
GLOBE is the most enterprising, news
lest and ablest managed paper in the
Northwest. and worthy the handsome
patronage it receives. y
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
A Credit to the City.

Hokah Chief.
1.-THE st. Paul GLOBE did itself nobly May I,
Ivy issuing one of the largest and finest edi-
tons from its new nine-story building, ever
presented to the Northwest. The GLOBE is
.idandy' and-a credit to the city it is a main
figure in building up.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
White House Reports Also.

Mankato Register.
The st. Paul GLOBE has instituted
baby lottery. Of course the GLoBE will
receive reports from the White house.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09


New Jersey wife John, would like
some wood split right away.
New Jersey IluSband-Can't do it for
ten minutes. | haven't driven tn mos
quitos down to water yet.-Tid-B Is.
a medical authority says raw onions
are the best nerve tonic known. This
may be true, though we have known
them to take the nerve out of a man
when he smelt it in somebody else 5
breath.-Sew Haven News.
Disgruntled people should hesitate be-
fore they go in with club to hit the
editor. The man who is all the time
putting heads on copy may possibly
have learned how to put a head on an
unwelcome Yisitor-Somervile Jour,
nal.
He was cynic of all men
A most unkind suSpector;
He hated fun, and so he went
And bought q tcst-protcctor.
Washington cTs:te
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Enough for a Weeks Reading.


The st. Paul GLOBE came out Nav l
with special edition. We are in re-
ceipt of the same, which, with their
Sunday edition. made forty pages and
furnished reading matter enough to
take an ordinary man week to read.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
One of the Best in the World.

Bathgate Oak.) Democrat.
Last SUNDAYS GLOBE is model of
neatneSs and another exhibition of the
push and energy of its management.
The GLOBE is one of the best newspa-
perS in the world. t........
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
(Which and Touher."

Dodge Center Record.
st, Paul had first-class hail storm last
Sunday afternoon and it's''which and tother'
as to which of the dailies can tell the biggest
hail stories. LAS large as lemons" was the
common size.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
One of the Finest,

Valley City Dak.) Times Record
The ST. Paul GLOBE is now issued from its
new ten-stoTy quarters. 1t is one of the finest
establishments of the kind in the world.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
An $s-Per-Week Mans Views.
Dnluth Herald.


The st. Paul GLOBE spread over a good
many sheets of advertising yesterday. 1t is
issued from the new building built for il by
Commodore Kittson. The GLOBE is not, il is
to be hoped. like the snal who crawled into
the lobster shell and perished Of ccld The
GLOBE, no doubt, is capable of filling as well
as Initiating the magnificent pile it has moved
into Its intellect, from the summit of its
shot towor, ten stories high. takes a compre-
henSive view of the political situation.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The Comedian Evangelist.

Kasson Republican.
Jones and Small the comedian evangelists
are still in Minneapolis arguing the beauties
of a free salvation, and proving it by indus
triously passing the hat Like Mayor Ames
they are doing business on the wide-open
plan
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The Damage Small.

The burning of the dust building con-
nected with the mattress manufactury
Of Salisbury, Coots q Rolph. Minneapo-
lis, called out the fire department
yesterday morning at o'clock. The
damage amounted to 500.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Scrans OF Snnrfs.

Max Bloosten, of st. Paul, and Martin
Schoyen will play their second fifteen
ball pool match at the Standard billiard
hall tomorrow night. The match is to
be the best sixteen cut of thirty-one
games for 500.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
1t Was n MaStOdOn

Mitchell Dak.) Republican.
If newspapers are any indication of the
enterprise of a city st. Paul has the right to
front seat The Sunday edition of the
GLOBE was simply a marvel of topographic
and literary effort
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Useless for War.

BERLIN, May s. S.-EXperiments made
by the war Office have proved that NELL
mite decomposes if kept long, and is,
therefore, useless for war purposes
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The Finest Ev. II Seen.

ShakOpee Argus.
When will the St Paul GLOBE cease pro-
ducing wonderful editions of that popular
journal? The Autographed covers of the
magnificent May lst edition is the finest work
we have ever seen in daily newspaper.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
A ASked to ESpIain

LONDON. May S.-A dispatch from
Constantinople says the porte has asked
the Spanish government to explain its
action in authorizing the formation of
cOaling station on the red sea.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
1t Was u Dandy.
Canton Observer.

Canton Observer.
The st. Paul GLOBE got out two pa
pers Sunfay, one from the old and the
other from the new GLOBE building.
The paper appeared in attractive lth0-
graph cover, new type and was a dandy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Steamship Arrivals.

Philadelphia-Indiana, from Liver
pool.
QueenStown-Montreal, from New
0rk, and Arizona, from Liverpool.
New York-Normanlie from Hayre.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
1t is a Deep Mystery.

Elk River Star News.
1t is deep mystery to us why the city dali
lies publish so much about prize fights Not
three out of ten of their readers ever read the
details of slugging matches that are fire.
quently occurring in the Cities
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Which Does the Greatest Harm.

ShakoPee Argus.
o Which does the greatest harm at Mime
apolis-Sunday base ball playing, the too
frequent beastly slugging matches or the
hippodrome combination of the Slang Sans?
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Will Be Insane,

DULUTH, Minn., May S.-Edgar S.
Wells, whose attempted suicide has
been chronicled, is resting easily and
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
New Paper at Tower.

DULUTH. May S.-Tower is to have a
new Democratic weekly paper. G. C..
McMahon is to be its publisher.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

daily except itself. and it now stands.
alone in its glory looking down at the
other dailies of the dual cities.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Finest Ever Seen in the State.

IlIuUln KepOFIer. q
The Sunday edition of the GLoBEy
issued from its new building. is the fin-
est exhibition of newspaper enterprise.
ever seen in the state. ss.:.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

new and handsome structure. The GLOBE
Is certainly the best daily printed west of
lhienpn
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
yr in advanceSl0 90 } mos in adv So so
4 M. in advance . 90 weeks in adv. / 90
One month. ..... soc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
The Best West of Chicago.

Sauk Centre Avalanche.
The St. Paul GLOBE is now located in its
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
CANON WILBERFoRCEO of England says
that Mrs. CLEVELAND is magnificent
woman. Even the mugwumps are will
ing to subscribe to that platform.

ing to subscribe to that platform.
*#*
1t is the custom among European
rulers to kiss when they meet. But in
all the reports of the ceremonies at
tending the introduction of Queen
KAPIoLANI to President CLEVELAND
there is no mention of any osculatory
performance. The president is notedly
man of backbone, but kissing the
Hiawaian chrome was more than even
man of his nerve could endure. AS an
atOnement for this national diScourtesy
he sent her majesty lovely bouquet of
Baron RoTHSCHII.D roses and white
lilacS.
~
Miss ROSE CLEVELAND has gone back
to her first love. She is school marin
once more, having accepted the position
of first assistant to the principal of a
leading school for young ladies in New
York city. She is thOro ughly convinced
after her rough voyage on the sea of
journalism, that the rod is mightier than
the pen.
The reason that KALAKUA, the king
of the Sandwich islands, did not accom-
pany his queen on her tour through this
country is because there was only
money in the treasury of his kingdom to
pay his wife's travelling expenses. KALI
AKUA is trying to mortgage his king
dom for S2,000,0O0, and has sent mem
Der of his privy council to England to
| try to float bonds for that amount. 1t is
up hill work, however, as the cold 5 per
cent. British heart is not impressed with
the value of Sandwich island real estate.
%w
There was probable no foundation for
the story that ALBERT KEEP had been
forced out of the presidency of the
Northwestern road to make room for a
more aggressive man. There never
was more wide awake and aggressive
railroad manager than Mr.. KEEP. The
very fact that he not only held his own
against MITCHELL and MERRILL in
their management of the st. Paul {E
Milwaukee road, but that he run the
stock OF his company up so points ahead
OF theirs, is the best evidence of Mr..
KEEPS aggressiveness.
| 80
MI. KEEP did not make his money by
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Looking Down at the Others.
Jordan Independent

UUIUttiI flIItItIIutIIt.
The SUNDAY GLOBE of May l has
crossed the line of journalism and
reached an apex not yet attained by any
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

ST. PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING sunday
! VT in advance .SS 90 3 I'M. i'll advanceS2 90
& H. in advance. 4 90 q weeks in adv. l 90
one month zoe
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
More Attractive Than Ever.

The ST. Paul GLOBE in its new dress is n
more attractive paper than ever, and we do
not hesil2te TO state that that is saying Il good
deal.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Minstrel head

New York, May S.-Billy Welch, the
well-known minstrel, died in this city
yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

SUNDAY ALONE.
VT in advance 81 90 ) mos. in adv. j.. soc
q m. in advance. l 90 l mo. in adv . zoe
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

I-WEEKLY-(DaiIy- Monday, Wednesday
and Friday)
l VT in advance 81 90 6 mos in adv. 50 90
months, i'll advance 81 90.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
HE DAILY GLOBE
LEWIS BAKER.

ST. PAUL, MONDAY, MAY o, 1857.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
served. Address all letters and kilograms TO
THE GLOBE, st. Paul Mimi
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLoBE.
One Year, 81 Six Mo-, 65c Three Mo-, 35c
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-05-09
Place of Observation
INEFFICIENT METHODS.

slower. Higher.
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arr,c,,tur., and xecha,,.cni Fair.

MIR. ErlToR.-The citizens of i'ul
section have m de a mn We towards the
establishment of III Agricultural and
Mechanical Fair at Capt Charles CITY.
II is intended inno wise to Interfere
with the Peninsula Grunge, or any ind!-
vidual enterprise land | think thine our
people were aroused tn the great ilnpor-
! lance OF such III undertaking.
Cape Charles pre- emineltV is tie
place for an exhibition Of this sort--rlot
4 local OF county fair, for that tnhtfs
only to the enjoyment Of tire people Ia
it's imnledihte noighbUrhOod, whetga7
this is in the Interest Of err W2t9ae Pen
lnsula and looks b. tba hewet'pRaeas OF
the great agricultural resources OF
tidewater Virginia. hut one 80 thor
ough in its organizations, SO attractive
IN appearance. and 81 well suited I'll tn"
times In every particular. that it will
fascinate the lovers Ut fine ami fast
horses, of blo0led stock. of agricultural
and mechanical exhibits of every kind,
and draw its people and patronage from
every section of Eastern Virginia alni
the contiguous portions OF Marylann
Delaware and Pennsylvania.
Cape Charles is of easy access 10 the
large and important cities OF Norfolk,
Richmond. Fredericksburg. Washing
ton and Baltimore, and by direct ste;!sl-
ers to Gloucester and Matthews conll-
ties-up the elinsula by lail t. POGO
mokc Dover, Wilmington and Phila-
delphia. The city is growing rapidly
and will soon be great manufacturing
centre-it has good lnlrl accommnda-
/ tiuns with connections livery stables,
and in the fall Of lie year its delightful
climate sulpasses ANYTHING of the sort
on our continent. rivalng that OF the
| Italian lakes,
The genial and liberal minded MIR.
Walbridge, OF Hollywood farm. assures
MS he enters heartily in the matter. and
will give us his suiJ,lant7a! support, that
beautiful site can he secured on tlK
farm of Mr.. Vim. L. Scott, which is I'M
der his entire management. anti lN the
way, is under such II pe. feet state 0l
cultivation and so beautiful in every
particular, it is well worth trip across
the continent IN sre--its location to bt
north OF the city and III full view Of til
broad and majestic chesapeake.
Tie courteous and efficient MI
Dunno, Supt. of TIE n. y, Il n. Il
r. has promised his hear'y r" operation
and will give lis every facility III Inc
power Of t.,r railroad.
To our OWN eninsula 1t will t,e OF IN
told advantage. 1t will give an impetus
TO agriculture, to the developing OF olIl
trotting and running horses, to the
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Memorial services, will be laal.l ut the
Ouancock Baptist Church, on Sunday
18Th INST, in honor OF Rev. s. g. Bns-
ton, deceased, who WIS for a long time
the beloved pastor "f the members OF
that and the church at 1)rummondtown.
Rev. II. j. Handy will make tile hlelho-
rial address at II II. III. Addresses VIII
also lie delivered by Rev. Geo. B'adfei d
and by the resident ministers Oh ele
Shore who will be present. The seivi-
ces will continue through the day. aud
all who knew the deceased will unite in
paving this tribute to his memory. He
Lad no enemies, SO thoroughly impress
ed was every one with lis goodness, who
came in contact with him.
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81; Eastville ,ThlWsd ~ anil FrIlaySept:
% and %; Johnssmtown. Saturday and
Sunday, Sept. "A and s5; BMdgetown.
Monday and Tuesday. Sept. 2h and 2!
Flanktown, Thursday, Sept. %; Ward.
town, Friday, Sept. 80.
II A :comac county-Cradlnckvill".
Wednesday. Sept 2s; Belle Haven, Sat
urtlay. Oct. !; Pulgeteasuc, Sunday
Oct. .; Hoifman's wharf, Monday. Oct.
3;Wacllapreagae, Tuesday, Oct: 4; lat
gier Islam !, Wednes'taF and Ihnrs'lAy
Oct. sand s: Accomac &. H. Friday.
Oct. I: Temperancevillr. saturday, Oct
s: Chincote;igne Islam |. Sunday. Oct. 8
Franklin City, Monday, Oct. 10; Horn,
town. Tuesday, Oct. IL. =.
On Octobcr 18th Col. Miller will al
dressil meeting To be held NJ Sr'ine cen
trail point to l,e hereafter ananunced, To
organize district lodge.
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ANY PERSON

wanting to bay bargains in boots
and shoes should give us c,ll.-
We are Offering extraordinary in
ducementS in mems, wonlen's and
misses fine Slf4)eN.
Onr mems Skncs which we are
selling for $3.50, 80 anal 80 would
COST you quarter more at other
places. We have JUST bought a
part of our fall stock, among which
was % large quantity of carpet
warp, and it is the same price 3l.1O
per pad of five pounds. This is
nos i. heavy Coarse slack twisted
second grade cotton, but the very
best 5 ply 20 cuts.
All tile standard prints of latest
styles at from 5 to 8 cents per yard.
Dnnestics, musllns and canton
n;tnnels in great variety of makes
and very cheap.
Wooden waSIlboards (double) at
10 cents, buckets and tubs at 10
cents and up.
Glass pitchers (half-gallon) at 30
cents, ouc.gailun stone jugs at Is
cents each, one half gallon at 10
cents each. Mason's improved
fruit jars at S1.20 and sl.40 per
dozen.
We also have furniture very
cheap. How about u go,i cotton
covered mattress for S2.25.
We have been doing good bus
mess in August and want to do
better In September, and if yon
will just drop i'll and let us show
you some prices we can do it. Don't
forget we keep the very best flour
sold III the Peninsula. The VIM.
Lee & Sons Co.'S and sell it at hard
time prices. To every customer
who buys a dollars worth Of goods
till this advertisement is changed
W. will give N package Of 1776, q
eompnund fer making washing easy
and cleaning ali kinds of kitchen
iurnituge. It. beats soap all to
pieces. Watcs out furusnext week.
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presiding ELDERS Appointments.


Fourth round OF quarterly meetings
lin part) for Eastern Shore District, NJ.
L. Church, South:
Atlantic-Sykes Island, August goth
and DIST.
Guilferd and ConQuest-Temperanee-
Vile, August 2Sth and och.
DrummoMdtown-Amiss Chapel, Sep
TENDER Bird and 4th.
Onancock-Locustville, September 10th
and 18th.
MISUNDERSTANDING, September l7sh
and 18th.
Salisbury. September 18th and 10th.
Pungoteasue-Crad .Septem-
Der oath and 18th.
Belle IIayen-rrinity, October lstard
BUD.
Cobb's Island. Ocsnber 4th and 18th.
E;stville-Johss ent0Hst, 0NofNT 9Th
ani!9tli.
Btrliu, UctoISr 1alli aud l6fli.
JOS. Ii. AMlss, p. j..
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TENANT WANTEp-Fnr one of the
most desirable farms on the Eastern
Shoreof Virginia, for year 1888 OF a term
of years. 1t is situated Oh water with
wharf OIL premises, at whieh vessels of
good draught can load, and is colyen-
lent also to railroad and steamboat land
ing. The land Is well adapted to truck
ing. has abundant resources thereon
and is highly improved, the average
yield of corn per acre being from 6 TO S
barrels also grows finely wheat and oats.
Omit are large clover pastures and a
large orchard of select fruit. Can be
rented either for share of crop or money.
and tenant will be furnished with ev-
erything necessary to carry on farm but
labor, or can furnish everything if he
wishes. Three OF four good horses re-
ouiyed to cultivate the land. Has 3 ten.
ant houses on it. For further parties
lars inquire at ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
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Good Ternpiar Meetings..

Col. j. K. Miller, of Pulaski county,
Va, Grand Chief Templar of the indie
pendent Order OF Good Ttmplnrs Of
Virginia, will lecture on temperance,
preparatory to organizing lodges at the
following places and dates, viz:
In Northampton county-Cape CllNles
n.Sty, Sx,taT1ay umI Sunday S..lt. II AMI
~; MNviow. Monday and Tuesday sept
- aud 20; Capeville, Wednesday, Ss1,t.
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Meeting OF School rru.t C Oh.

The trustees of Lee school district
will meet ut their cfliee. in Drummond-
Town. OH Wednesday. the Dist of Sep
temler. at . clock. It's requested by
said board of trustees, that the teachers
of this district will be present with their
certificates of examination. to sign con-
tracts for the coming session. by order
of board trustees,
W. "A. BUTTON.
Sept. - 's7. Clerk,
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For RENT-For year 1855, the dwell
ling lately occupied by Edward l.. Viii
lis, situated at Willis wharf. North.
ampton county, Va. 1t is as desirable
residence rs cal. be found on Eastern
Shore of Virginia, being situated imme-
diately on water and in II miles Of Elk,
more station. The dwelling is new CON
tanning several large comfortable rooms,
conveniently arranged and is handsome.
" enclosed 10 those with means, fond
of gaming. fishing. &C., or to one wish
ing to rent the store house adjacent
thereto. and engage in business, it is
especially desirable. Possession can be
given lst of November. For further
particulars address Zorro Willis,
Exmore station, Va,
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NOTICE. have just received II
a larger assortment of shoes, ready made
clothing aud dry gools than | ever had /,
and offer them ut lower prices. l have
also bought the stock of Trailer & Mar
shall. Those wishing to see me on bus
mess will find me ut Mearsville every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morn
ing. Those wishing cheap goods and best
prices for produce will do we'll to call on
me. Winter patent flour at S4.75 cash
and other things in proportion.
a. +. Mears.
Mearsville.
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Epidemic among IIorsrs.

EDITOR ENTERPRISE. 1.-The erclnS"i
communication taken from the Country
Gentleman, MAY be of interest 10 your
many readers as the same disease IS
.plrveleni Il. this Limp AMONG hAspa III
some parts of our couDty, asss believe
almost always s,f1ing In denA'. Az
Your readers viii u1siet, s!,e tlayssa55fnt
gwen 10y DR.. Moore, OF tIetflSo f 'lt
diseases of horses. and we'll know' vet
Urinary SURGEONS entirely pr phylactic,
hence the Importance Of being informed.
Enclosed | SEND a. account Of villa
now threat ens 10 Ge very serious mat
terrain epidemic among horsts III South
crn Jersey resembling cerebrO-spilGll
meningitis. From 500 to 200 hnrscs
have been attacked, and no after treat
ment is Of amy avail. Cannot Dr.. Moore
suggest some preventive, or treat
melt that will place our stock in The
rest possible condition to withstand an
attack? T. S. Berlin, n j. Remove
manure and accomplishing vegetable
matter from the neighborhood of yunr
barns; disimfect the manure vauEs,
sewers and Stables Give the hurses All
aloelic ball. gobd ventilation. regular
exercise, and give tablespoonful Of
hicarbouate of suda and Is drops OF rar
lolic acid in drink twice Il day. Once
{, day add half M ounce Of powdered
nitrate of potass, 10 the drink, and might
and morning mix i'll feed a large table
spoonful OF gialulated clilNate of pot.
ass. This may be continued for six days.
But ore dose OF aloes need be gwen.
The OILY success lies in prevention, and
| have had thorough satisfaction IN the
employment OF representatives., i'll num-
Der Of similar outbreaks. by proper
treatment Of animals pilor to attack,
and by dislnfection and sanitation. ~
Yours Resp,
FRANK FLETCHER.
Jenkins Bridge, Sept ii. 81.